Feature Articles Archive

  1. Brunswick House

    It’s a marriage of exquisite food and ethereal setting – Brunswick House is a magnificent mansion right in the centre of London, jam packed with chandeliers, antiques, curiosities and vintage paraphernalia. The Georgian building (established 1758) was originally known as Belmont House and in the eighteenth century, had its own river jetty and five and […]

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  2. New Covent Garden Market launches innovative hub for London’s food businesses

    UK’s largest fruit and vegetable market set to become heartland of the creative food industry New Covent Garden Market has revealed the first phase of its £130m development which is set to make it London’s dominant food hub. This exchange will be an incubator for the UK’s brightest and most exciting up-and-coming food makers, creators and thinkers. […]

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  3. Two London icons come together

    Electric London taxi launches at Battersea Power Station LEVC (London Electric Vehicle Company) launches London’s all-new electric taxi, the TX, today at Battersea Power Station. The TX is the latest version of London’s famous “black cab”, drawing on the design heritage of predecessor diesel vehicles but powered by new range-extended electric technology. Just as Battersea […]

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  4. City Hoardings – the company behind the hoardings in Nine Elms

    City Hoardings has offices in London and Surrey and was set up in 2003. City Hoardings is the fitting arm of the business based in Wandsworth and 989 Design Ltd handles the design side based in the Surrey office.   The company specialises in Hoarding design, manufacture & installation, sign making and graphics. They not […]

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  5. A mother like no other

    Starting in 1920s Milan, the tradition of Aperitivo Alla Milanese was born – a kind of warm up to dinner that takes place at the end of the workday with a drink and a light snack. What could be more inviting? The new mother restaurant has brought this tradition to their Circus West Village location […]

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  6. Our story: Nine Elms as a nexus

    Nine Elms goes back hundreds of years on London’s maps. Starting off as the name of a path nestled by nine elm trees, this heritage of being a transportation link continued into the 1800s when Nine Elms Station was the terminus for the seminal Southwestern Railway from Southampton. Today, the area’s role as a connection […]

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